Month: December 2025

Meet the Writer: Anton Pechenin on Argo Workflows, Distributed Systems, and AI Infrastructure

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Welcome to HackerNoon’s Meet the Writer Interview series, where we learn a bit more about the contributors that have written some of our favorite stories. Let’s start! Tell us a bit about yourself. For example, name, profession, and personal interests. Hello, my name is Anton. I’ve been working as a software engineer for a bit … Read more

The year the government broke

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The first crack showed right before Inauguration Day. The year before, Congress had overwhelmingly passed a bill banning TikTok unless it broke ties with its Chinese parent company. The Supreme Court unanimously upheld it, and it was clear what needed to happen next: either the president could give TikTok another 90 days to complete a … Read more

Apple fined $116 million over app privacy prompts

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Third-party developers have to show users two prompts like this to obtain consent for app tracking. Apple has been fined more than €98 million (about $116 million) by Italy’s antitrust regulator over the “excessively burdensome” privacy rules it imposes on third-party apps. The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) says that Apple abused its dominant app store … Read more

Why Yala’s AI Agent Could Change How Traders Price Uncertainty Forever

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How do you price the probability of an event that has never happened before? Traders face this question daily across prediction markets worth billions, yet they operate without the fundamental pricing tools that exist in every other financial market. Yala has announced Yala 2.0, an AI-native fair value agent system designed to transform how market … Read more

Can Math Fix Uniswap v3 LP Losses? New Strategy Says Yes, but With a Catch

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Table Of Links Abstract 1. Introduction 2. Constant function markets and concentrated liquidity Constant function markets Concentrated liquidity market 3. The wealth of liquidity providers in CL pools Position value Fee income Fee income: pool fee rate Fee income: spread and concentration risk Fee income: drift and asymmetry Rebalancing costs and gas fees 4. Optimal … Read more

Running a Crypto Fund Is Not Just Trading Tokens: The Infrastructure Most Managers Underestimate

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In crypto, it is easy to believe that running a fund starts and ends with trading. If the strategy works, capital follows. If returns are strong, structure can come later. This mindset is understandable in an industry that grew out of open-source code, permissionless markets, and fast experimentation. It is also the reason many crypto … Read more

Dometic makes a better portable water faucet

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The Dometic Recon 360 Faucet pumping water out a Dometic Go Jug through a LifeStraw water filter. As a reluctant doomsday prepper and eager vanlifer, Dometic’s battery-powered Go Faucet has, for the last few years, played a central role in my bougie bug-out kit and my camping rig’s water system. So it took me all … Read more

The Rural Banking Stack-2

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Background In a previous post, we had looked at the importance of rice in the Philippines, as a representative crop, and how its value might be preserved and grown. We had considered the context of extreme weather events. As a solution, we proposed a conceptual product. In this post, we will look at a related … Read more

Smarter DevOps Pipeline with GitHub CI and Azure Automation

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In today’s rapidly changing digital environment, where fast-paced organizations are now demanding fast and reliable software delivery; it is at this point that DevOps plays a critical role. In essence, DevOps allows the relationship between development and operations to flourish so as to allow those working on your team to take ideas and convert them … Read more